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COC-Phinma ranks third in nationwide tilt Story and Photo by MARK FRANCISCO Assistant Lifestyle Editor
ALL Phinma Education Network eyes are now set for four Accountancy students of Cagayan de Oro College (COC) – Phinma who will vie for the final round of the prestigious 16 th Intercollegiate Finance Competition to be held this October 20 at Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP). The four – Jose Victor Bascarpa, Jeany Benitez, Carlo James delos Santos and Phebe Jane Dombase – earlier bested 86 other colleges nationwide for the eliminations of the contest, coming up only behind the teams from Ateneo de Manila University and UP-Diliman. The four, coached by Prof. Clyde Ga-
molo – will be competing with 89 other colleges, including guest contestants from top Accounting universities from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. But they are all ready. The team itself are rehearsing every day after school hours from Monday through Saturday. “We make sure that their academic studies won’t suffer because these are all graduating students come March. Still, they are already excited for the final rounds,” Gamolo said. That stance comes from a college who has consistently notched top elimination
spots of the Intercollegiate Finance Competition editions in 2012 and 2013. Garnering a score of 255 in the eliminations last September 19 at Xavier University and participated by nine other college teams, the COC-Phinma had its score compared to that taken by other colleges elsewhere. The result – it inched only behind Ateneo de Manila University (310) and UP-Diliman (285). It’s not a walk in the park for the team. They were formed as early as February and from then, things moved forward moderately while Gamolo, who has also coached the 2013 team, prepped his new mentees. “All of us need to study hard because
during the competition itself, we need to pool our minds. That’s why teamwork and discipline are very important. We also need to be punctual during our training. We’re all focused on this,” Dombase said. During the whole day finals, it will be divided into three levels – easy, moderate and difficult. Topics covered are Finance, Economics, Statistics, Accountancy and Accounting Ethics. Clinching the top Mindanaoan spot during the elims is already a feat in itself. But coming up only behind Ateneo and UP is splendidly spectacular. That laurel has buoyed the team’s morale to make it to the top during the finals. With divine help, they will.
CU Graduate School taps BWM publisher as guest speaker By Prof. CLIFFORD JOSE ROA Contributor
THE publisher of BWM Group, Dante Sudaria, shared his insights and experiences on being an entrepreneur during the culmination program of Capitol University Graduate School activity dubbed Local Talents + Universal Skills = Global Entrepreneur at Thai Me Up Restaurant, Cagayan de Oro City last September 27, 2014. Jacque Mortel and Lino Buray, the class president and vice president, respectively, initiated the vent to give the graduate school students a firsthand and intimate discussion on the challenges brought about a start-up enterprise and no other than Sudaria exemplifies the model person as a source of inspiration. The class also includes four practicing certified public accountants – Ira Ivana Tejada of Concentrix, Dynith Suaberon of Central Mindanao University (CMU) and Joseph Arida of Phividec and Buray. IT professionals Norvin Angeles, Felix Veloso and Christian Achas; Christine Sevilla, Elena Orcales and Rich Alambatin from the Academe sector.
Completing the class are Devvie Musico of Pancake House, Mary Grace Payla, Gracy Dapigran of RB of Manolo Fortich, Ley Ann Bernal of LGU Bukidnon, Maricar Engracia, JR Penados of Buseco, Muffet Angeles of NPC, Rodelyn Labial of Arriba, Ruth Baula, Roxanne Gamba and Bukky Adensaya.
This writer is the professor of the class and previously handles the Global Entrepreneurship and Financial Management classes for the past five semesters of the CU Graduate School Program and business, management and finance subject in College of Business Administration. Mindanao Daily is owned by the BWM Group.
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Happy wife,Happy Life 9 I really thank God that we’ve been mentored by great men and women; who taught us on how to treat one another with love, honor and respect. There is one thing I have discovered; your relationship can’t survive without… HUMILITY It takes a lot of humility to admit that you are wrong. It takes a lot of humility to say you are sorry. It takes a lot of humility to let go of you’re feeling, and thinking about the feelings of others. Practicing HUMILITY is never about finding out who is right or wrong. It is about reconnection and communication. It is never about trying to tear down one another; it is about building up and restoring one another. Both partners are looking towards one direction and that road leads to RECONCILIATION. That is the reason why when I had the chance to interview Ogie Alcasid in my show CHINK POSITIVE at TV5; I asked him “What is your secret to a strong marriage with Regine?” Ogie said; “Husband and wife must focus on loving and honouring God in their married life. If they focus on pleasing God, they would be more concern on how God feels rather than what they feel. They will be concern in pleasing God rather than pleasing their personal and selfish desires. God is not pleased when you are in pride and continue on hurting one another. The more you are focused on pleasing God, the easier for you to be humble, so that you may learn how to die to your own feelings and learn how to forgive.” When I reflected on what he said; it made a lot of sense. First; God is pleased when we are HUMBLE. God gives grace to the HUMBLE & oppose the PROUD. Second; God gave us the true definition of love as a guide found in (1 Cor. 13:4-7) “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy,
it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, and it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, and always perseveres. If you notice this is entirely the opposite of the feeling of PRIDE. If you have pride you get easily envious; you are proud that you are right and your spouse is wrong. It dishonors your partner because you want to humiliate them to prove something. It is self-seeking because you are more concern about your feelings. It is easily angered because you are fed up with the situation. You become historian because you always remind your spouse the past mistakes . Did you notice the difference? I thank God for He has given my wife and me the grace of HUMILITY. One final story before I end this blog. I can remember one time my wife asked me something, and caught me at a very bad time. I snapped. I can’t remember exactly what I said, but I can remember I replied with major tone and sarcasm. Her happy face turned sad; her beautiful face transformed into a monster. The voice of PRIDE kicked in; “She deserved it; she was insensitive about the timing, and is pressuring you. Take your stand and let her be.” The voice of HUMILITY then whispered, “Oh ooh! hurting your wife’s feeling is a big mistake; you’re doing it likewise to God. You dishonored her and also God. Go and apologize. Humble yourself, admit that you have done wrong, and beg for forgiveness.” When the couple have the spirit of HUMILITY; which comes from GOD; both of you will be pulled together instead of being set apart. You will be closer to one
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another instead of being far. You will build bridges instead of building walls. Honestly; if I’m left on my own, I will never humble myself and forgive. But thank God for He has taught me and my wife to love Him more rather than loving ourselves. He has given me the grace, the power, and the ability to say no to the wrong things in life. I cannot do it without His grace; for I acknowledged that apart from God, I AM NOTHING! HUMILITY is the key to removing PRIDE in our liv es . O ur rela tio n s h ip should revolve around God, thus giving us humility. THINK. REFLECT. APPLY. Let us check and reflect. Rate yourself from one to ten. One is the lowest and ten will be the highest. How is your humility level? Do you mind who apologizes first? What is the level and consistency of humility in your relationship? “If PRIDE builds WALLS, HUMILITY builds BRIDGES.” Rick Warren IMPORTANT NOUNCEMENT:
Teaching Philippine literature workshop at CU THE Philippine Center of International PEN (Poets, Playwrights, Essayists, Novelists), in partnership with Capitol University, will hold For Love of the Word: Workshops on Teaching Philippine Literature in High School and College" on October 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Capitol University, Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental. As a component of PEN International's 2014 Beacon Centre Programme, this project is part of the series of teacher-training workshops and writers' fora organized by the Philippine Center across the country since 2011. It seeks to enhance the skills of literature teachers in both secondary and tertiary levels, especially on the teaching of poetry, fiction, and drama by Filipino authors. Previous workshops were held in Manila, Iloilo, Cebu, Baguio, Bohol, and Naga. Metrobank Outstanding Teacher awardee and prize-winning writer Jaime An Lim will deliver the master lecture.
The facilitators will be Ferdinand Lopez of the University of Santo Tomas and Steven Patrick Fernandez of Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology. "Teaching the National Artists" will be the foci of their lecturepresentation. The workshop will be supplemented by a forum on the Literature of Peace in Mindanao with writer Marcelo Geocallo and this contributor as members of the panel. This program is supported by PEN International in UK and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA). There is no registration fee for the workshop and forum. For inquiries and pre-registration, please contact Philippine PEN at Solidaridad Bookstore, 531 Padre Faura St., Ermita, Manila; email philippinepen@yahoo.com; mobile: +639175287491. RAUL MOLDEZ, Contributor
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Breast cancer awareness tips IN commemoration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, our certified in-house health buff here in Mindanao Daily, Grace Beber, has compiled the following tips to prevent breast cancer. It’s better to take care that a problem does not happen than to have to solve the problem afterwards. It’s easier to stop something bad from happening in the first place than to fix the damage after it has happened. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month so it is important to promote health care tips especially among women. In various researches, factors that influence risk
of developing breast canThe longer you breast- • Eating a diet rich in fruits particularly in premenocer include prior history of and vegetables hasn’t been feed, the greater the propausal women. In addibreast disease, family history consistently shown to oftective effect. tion, not smoking is one of breast disease, age, race, fer protection from breast of the best things you • Avoid exposure to radiareproductive and menstrual cancer. In addition, a tion and environmental can do for your overall history, radiation exposure low-fat diet appears to pollution.Medical-imhealth. and dietary factors. offer only a slight reducaging methods, such as • Control your weight. Be Below are some tips on tion in the risk of breast computerized tomograing overweight or obese how to prevent breast cancer: cancer. However, eating a phy, use high doses of increases the risk of breast • Limit alcohol. The more healthy diet may decrease radiation, which have cancer. This is especially alcohol you drink, the your risk of other types been linked with breast true if obesity occurs later greater your risk of deof cancer, as well as diacancer risk. Reduce your in life, particularly after veloping breast cancer. betes, heart disease and exposure by having such menopause. If you choose to drink • Be physically active. stroke. A healthy diet can tests only when absolutely alcohol — including beer, also help you maintain a necessary. While more Physical activity can help wine or liquor — limit healthy weight — a key studies are needed, some you maintain a healthy yourself to no more than factor in breast cancer research suggests a link weight, which, in turn, one drink a day. prevention. between breast cancer and helps prevent breast can• Don’t smoke. Accumulatexposure to the chemicals • Be consulted for breast cer. ing evidence suggests a • Breast-feed. Breast-feedcancer. For all Saturday found in some worklink between smoking afternoons in October, places, gasoline fumes ing may play a role in and breast cancer risk, there will be a free breast and vehicle exhaust. breast cancer prevention.
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AQUARIUS (January 20 – February 18) - A new discovery is just around the corner -- but it does take a fair amount of work to get there. Try not to get too riled up over it when it does come down, as you need to take care of the details one at a time. PISCES (February 19 – March 20) - An artistic endeavor is making life a lot more interesting. See if you can get your people to help you out or to guide you toward new inspiration. This kind of energy really needs to be used!
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ARIES (March 21 – April 19) - Your energy may be leveling out, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still pull off a big win. You are tied to the past in some way, so you may be able to score at an antique shop or trivia contest. TAURUS (April 20 – May 20) - Your amazing energy creates new social situations that keep you happy and engaged all day long. Your people are definitely there for you and no problem is insurmountable together. GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) - A big secret is making an appearance today -- maybe for the first time, although it may not be a shocker. However it goes down, you need to at least pretend to be surprised when you get the news.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22) - You’re feeling quite receptive to the day’s news and challenges -- maybe so much so that you start to drift over to another way of thinking entirely. That’s okay! Your energy is right for this. LEO (July 23 – August 22) - Your energy is a bit off-kilter today, and that could mean that you’ve got to deal with a work situation while at less than your best. Just smile, nod and try to see all points of view as equally valid.
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Fresh Gospel of the day: Luke11:27-28-while Jesus was saying these things, one of the women in the crowd raised her voice and said to Him, “Blessed is the womb that bore You and the breasts at which You nursed.” But He said, “On the contrary, blessed are those who hear the word of God and observe it: In this gospel a certain woman recognized the mother of Jesus. Saying say, “mother like son.” I believe that the goodness of Jesus inherited from mother Mary. For this truth, Mary the holy mother of Jesus must be “venerated and respected” by all faithful. But is contrary to what other denominations are doing because they are attacking Blessed Mary. They made many accusations to Mary. Take note, the closest person to the heart of Jesus is Mary and for this, it is the right move to
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VIRGO (August 23 – September 22) - Though your efficiency is peaking, you are still in a terrific mood. Things are sure to get better and better as long as you stay focused -- fortunately, that’s as natural to you as breathing. LIBRA (September 23 – October 22) - You may be tempted to snack too much or otherwise let unhealthy habits slip into your typically sensible lifestyle. That’s not the end of the world, but it may leave you feeling worse in the evening. SCORPIO (October 23 – November 21) - Collaboration and negotiation are both promising today, but you are sure to need to compromise. It’s a great time to practice offering to give up something in exchange for something else. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 – December 21) - You need to try something different today -- maybe a new work schedule or approach to love. In either case, it’s important for you to be as forthright as possible with those around you. CAPRICORN (December 22 – January 19) - Something small brings you great pleasure -- so much so that you may blow off a big responsibility! That’s okay, because things are sure to go your way on a day with energy like today’s.
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Fajardo on FIBA World Cup: TOYM 2014 launched Lessons from five days in Spain By MARK FRANCISCO Assistant Lifestyle Editor
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cup of rice in Seville would have worked wonders for the hardworking Gilas Pilipinas, as far as June Mar Fajardo was concerned. Wi t h p r a c t i c e s a n d tune-up games becoming more difficult in the runup to the FIBA World Cup on Aug. 30, Fajardo said he needed the basic Filipino staple to help him recharge since the scrimmages were physically exhausting. “We had good food while we were training in France, and later on in Seville,” Fajardo said in Filipino during a recent interview in Manila days after he flew in from Spain. “But after a few hours, I would feel hungry again. I wanted a cup of rice to go with the food.”
He recalled with a laugh that the rice he tried when the team was in France was “malamig (cold),” far from the steaming cup he gets served wherever he went in the Philippines. The team’s training in Miami, where they met naturalized center Andray Blatche for the first time, was bearable because after a hard practice at the gym, he had rice to go with the food. But when the team moved across the Atlantic, the change became tough for Fajardo. To add a semblance of rice in his diet, he made omelets with tomatoes and onions which he paired with the food. He said he made do with the substitute, though he still longed for rice. On a serious note
though, the reigning PBA Most Valuable Player, who plays for the San Miguel Beermen, has nothing but gratitude for his inclusion to the lineup. He said he learned a lot of things while training with the national team. The team’s purpose wasn’t lost on Fajardo, who fans call the “Kraken,” as he discussed how each member knew by heart they were fighting for a basketball-crazy nation. He said making the selection for a team who’s making a return to the international scene after four decades was an achievement by itself already. “When you’re there at the international stage, you only have to give everything you have because you might not have another
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chance at competing in that kind of tournament,” Fajardo pointed out. Wi t h a r g u a b l y t h e smallest lineup stacked up against the best of the world, the Beerman said he was expecting the team to get steamrolled in the first round. But to everyone’s surprise, the Philippines put up a brave stand, losing four games by an average of six points before escaping with a victory against Senegal. For Fajardo, the toughest team the Philippines faced was Argentina because of the South American nation’s strategy of sticking to the “fundamentals” of the game. He said each Argentine player knew where were ought to be when running plays on offense as well as setting up on defense. There was certainty in every step, Fajardo described. “At the start of the shootaround, I could have just sat down at the bench and watched them practice,” Fajardo said. He admired Argentine big man Luis Scola who was among the players he defended. He said Scola had great footwork which allowed him to be at the right place at the right time. Fajardo said he was looking forward to the upcoming PBA conference where he hopes to showcase his new skills on the hard court. He admitted that bringing a championship trophy to the Beermen remains the team’s top priority. “The team is hungry to win a championship. We have the next tournament to do better,” he said. When he came home on Sept. 7, the first thing he asked was a cup of rice and sinigang, which he ate later in the day. Had there been rice in Seville, did Gilas have a chance to win another game considering the close margin? “Oo naman, siyempre,” Fajardo retorted with a laugh. SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION PR
THE prestigious TOYM Awards 2014 had its regional launch in Cagayan de Oro last October 10 at the sidelines of the JCI National Convention 2014. The TOYM Awardes has been an annual undertaking of the JCI (then known as Jaycees) since 1959. Now on its 59 th year, the search this 2014 will anchor on the theme Changing the Future through Excellence. The TOYM Awards has become an institution, having developed a reputation for its selectiveness of outstanding young men and women upon whom the award is conferred. TOYM seeks to give national recognition to young Filipino men and women whose selfless dedication to their profession or vocation has resulted in significant contributions to the welfare of their countrymen and to our country at large as well as to the advancement of their respective fields o endeavors. The awardees now total 465. The objectives of the TOYM Awards are to recognize the outstanding achievement of our nation’s youth which have benefited the community and the nation significantly, to focus public attention and confer national recognition to these young men and women based on these outstanding achievements and contributions, to inspire others especially the Filipino youth with the recognition of these achievements and/or leadership of the TOYM honorees who have demonstrated vigor and enterprise in tacking the problems of society and offering solutions and to live the JCI Creed and consider it a good measure of performance by the honorees. Nominees are judged by their outstanding leadership and excellence in their contribution to the cause of humanity. Awardees, who will be between the ages of 18 and 40, will receive trophies hand-carved by National Artist for Sculpture Napoleon Abueva himself. Deadline for the 2014 nomination will be this Wednesday, October 15. Any individual or organization may nominate a candidate in the following fields: agriculture, arts, banking, law, community development, economics, education, government service, journalism, sports, political science, literature, medicine or science and technology. Sen. JV Ejercito, a TOYM alumnus for local government service in his stint as San Juan mayor in 2001, was awarded for transforming his town from a P300-million income generating entity to a P1.2-billion one. Ejercito, who visited Cagayan de Oro also last October 10, said he intends to impart his experience to other LGUs in the country.
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